St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS PROVISION COMPANY!
"a and &c South First Street,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Pork and Beef Packers
AND GENERAL Provision DEALERS.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

On the local board there was less wheat
offered, as receipts have fallen below 400 cars
daily. being 331 for the twenty-four hours.
Duluth received 144 cars and 164 were sent
out from Minneapolis. Sellers were holding
firm at previous prices but trade was not act
i've. A fair demand existed for wheat to go
down to points along the Milwaukee d 81.
Paul road, and wheat i'll Milwaukee cars was
wanted. Following are the closing quota
tons: No l hard, in store, November, 7234c;
December, 72s4c; January, 74c; May. soc;
on track. 73c; No. Northern. in store, No
vember. 7O14c; December. 701Ac; January,
7Is4c; May, 71l2c; on track, 1Ol2@11c No.
2 Northern, in store, November, &c; De
on track, 67@6Sc. Sales included: $1,000
Blu May No. hard at soc, 10000 Blu May
No hard at SOlac. Car lot sales by sam
pies: 1 car No. hard at 73c; car No, L
livered, 73c; 10 cars No. hard
Tic; 4 cars No / Northern at 7Os4c:
II cars No. Northern, 7Ol2e: ears No. 1
Northern, 71l2c; 2 cars No. Northern zoe;
2 cars No. 2 Northern, G712c; - cars No., 2
livered, CSC; l car No. = Northern delivered,
zoe; car No. 2 Northern, o. t., &c: 9 cars
No. 2 Northern, 67l2c: car No. 2 Northern.
Csc; car hay, 81; car hay, $50: l cars
feed. SIS. 80; 4 cars mixed oats, 22c: l car
mixed oats, 22I2c; 1 car mixed oats. 23c;
car No. 3 white oats. o. t., 23l2c; l car corn,
f. O. b., 42c; car corn, f. o. b., 41l3c; 1 car
corn, +. o. b., 41c; 2 cars sample with transit,
73c; car No. 3 delivered 64c.
Flour-Thc Market Record says: The de-
mand was called fair to-day and at the inside
quotations there was no lack of buyers, while
at the outside there was plenty OF sellers.
Between the two extremes there was fair
DAVIS business transacted. Foreign demand
is picking up but is less brisk than manufac
turers desire. 1t is remarked on all sides, the
way the manufactured product drops out OF
sight this season. Since the beginning OF the
crop year some 5000 900 bu of wheat have
arrived here and at Duluth. OF that 10000,
600 bu there rem ain but little more than
100000 bu and only one-uuarter of the
crop year gone.
Patents, sacks to local dealers, 81. 15G14. 25;
patents to ship. sacks, car lots, S404. 10; in
barrels, 81 25d4 30; delivered at New Eng
land points, S56I5.2 20; New York points,
ST. 95G5.15: delivered at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, Sl9005. 10: bakers. S3.45@3.65 ;
superfine 81. $4,000: red dog. sack, As
Gl.60; red dog, bbls, S4.6001.S5 rye -four,
pure cwt Sl75; buckWheat flour, Dbl, $3.50
at.
Bran and Shorts-Sales at ST.. 25@1e. 70
for shorts, with some held at Sl3.2o. Shorts.
SI2.75@1I4.25, the outside figure for some
very choi G.
Corn-Fiim but dull at 41@42c o. t.
Oats-Sales rather slow and prices CON
tinued easy at 23026c for No. 3 mixed to
No. 2 white o. t., all by sample.
Barley-Sells pretty well when it is choice,
but it is less active than a few days ago. Low
grade is much harder TO dispose OF at salts
factory prices.
Hay-The hay prices are not much differ
ent. owing TO the large amount of poor or
medium stock offered. Choice wild would
sell pretty well at SS6lS.50, but very little of
that sort is offered; fair sold at S7@S.
Flax-Is in steady request at &c under the
Chicago market; sales at $1.20; Chicago,
S1.26.
Feed-Sales at S15@15.5O o. t.; S15.50@
16 f. 0. b.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
ipts-Wheat, 1S5, 800 bu: corn, 5000
bu; oats, 1900 bu; barley, $500 bu: -four,
40 bbls; millstuff, Is tons: hay. 80 tons:
fruit, l47 800 lbs; merchandise, l, 1913, 4o9
liz lnmher 80 0nn feet. hnrrel Stock l:S